Climbers at Indonesia’s Mount Semeru safe after sudden volcanic eruption
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- Indonesia's Mount Semeru erupted, stranding 178 individuals, including climbers and guides, as authorities raised the alert level to the highest due to the eruption's intensity.
- The safety of climbers and local tourism officials is paramount, as the eruption poses risks to both human life and the local economy dependent on tourism.
- This incident highlights the ongoing challenges posed by volcanic activity in Indonesia, a country known for its seismic activity, and raises concerns about preparedness and response strategies for future eruptions.
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